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    Does this plane lack a handle ?

    It is supposedly an old Stanley, but shouldent there be a handle to push it at ?

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    http://www.supertool.com/StanleyBG/stan12.htm#num113

    Guessing it is a 113 Compass plane, if so, yes it had a handle at one point, but I have seen several the handle was broken off.

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    Thanks, I felt that something was wrong with it. I bidding on it on a local auction site. I guess it will be difficult to find a spare handle, when the tend to brake.
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  5. Lasse, i think i recognize this image from Tradera, hence i suppose you're a swede. I live in Stockholm and I actually have a good stanley 113 copy to spare, its a german make i cant remember the name of. I could sell it/trade it if you would be interested? Message me if you would like pictures, price and so on 😊

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    The problem with finding a handle for those is if the frog is snapped where the handle attaches, a new handle will do not good.

    Here are a couple of posts of mine on the #113:

    http://www.sawmillcreek.org/showthre...75#post1230575

    If that doesn't take you to the post on the #113, it is the #8 post in the thread.

    Here is one on cleaning and tuning up a #113:

    http://www.sawmillcreek.org/showthread.php?148391

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    If you're in the market for a compass plane then you might want to look at the #20 instead. I have a c. 1900 #20 and enjoy using it, and I think that the curvature adjustment mechanism is much more sensible than the 113's.

    Ironically the #20 is tote-less.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jim Koepke View Post
    The problem with finding a handle for those is if the frog is snapped where the handle attaches, a new handle will do not good.

    Here are a couple of posts of mine on the #113:

    http://www.sawmillcreek.org/showthre...75#post1230575

    If that doesn't take you to the post on the #113, it is the #8 post in the thread.

    Here is one on cleaning and tuning up a #113:

    http://www.sawmillcreek.org/showthread.php?148391

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    Jim

    Thanks I will ask the seller for more pictures. Another thing, it looks like one of the hinges is bend, or is it supposed to look like that ?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Oscar Wasström View Post
    Lasse, i think i recognize this image from Tradera, hence i suppose you're a swede. I live in Stockholm and I actually have a good stanley 113 copy to spare, its a german make i cant remember the name of. I could sell it/trade it if you would be interested? Message me if you would like pictures, price and so on 
    Im actually from Denmark, but you are right, Im bidding on the plane on Tradera. I will try to find out if its possible to replace the handle and then I will contact you :-)
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    Quote Originally Posted by Lasse Hilbrandt View Post
    Jim

    Thanks I will ask the seller for more pictures. Another thing, it looks like one of the hinges is bend, or is it supposed to look like that ?
    Looking at it closer the front hinge does appear to be bent. The lateral adjuster also looks different than the typical Stanley lateral adjuster.

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